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Sheletta Brundidge has three children on the spectrum but that’s not the only reason why she’s known as The Autism Mom. Sheletta is an advocate for parents who have children with special needs and uses her family’s autism journey to offer hope to others at SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com.
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Recent episodes include "Pivot with Twin Cities Rise" (27 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Looking for purpose? Second Harvest Heartland has that and more..." (20 October 2026, 23 minutes), and "A new resource center for families in St Paul" (13 October 2026, 24 minutes).
Taking Authority Over Autism publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for Taking Authority Over Autism is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Taking Authority Over Autism requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Taking Authority Over Autism's contact route on record: verified email.
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Taking Authority Over Autism is a kids podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #274
If you've taken time off from work to take care of your autistic child, and now you're ready to go back to work but don't know where to begin, start with Twin Cities Rise. Twin Cities R!SE: Free Career Training Programs...
As gas prices rise and paychecks remain steady, there is no shame in asking for help. Second Harvest Heartland not only provides food to thousands of Minnesotans every day but also provides a purpose for its volunteers...
Episode #272
A new Lutheran Social Service community hub brings together housing, early childhood education and comprehensive support services for children, youth and young families in Saint Paul. LSS celebrates the grand opening of...
Episode #271
If you have an adult child with a disability and you're looking for your tribe, Family Voices of Minnesota has a support group for that. Parents of Adult Children Group - Family Voices of Minnesota
Episode #270
Minnesota Department of Human Services held listening sessions to hear from Minnesotans about their EIDBI services. What did people have to say? How did the state agency response? Sheletta finds out on the latest...
Episode #269
On a ride around St. Paul with her kids, Sheletta noticed many amazing murals on buildings. When she went looking for the artist, she found something even better: The Creative Enterprise Zone, which features some...
Episode #268
Do you have a child who is newly diagnosed with autism and you're not sure where to start looking for resources and services? Look no further than Caravel Autism Health so your child can have a better outcome and a...
Episode #267
The start of school is not only a busy time for most parents, but it's especially worrying for moms and dads who have kids on the spectrum who wander. Changes in schedules and transitions can make them more prone to...
Episode #266
When it began to thunder, Sheletta looked out of the kitchen window and noticed that her neighbor's kids were still playing in their backyard pool, she made them go in the house; then, she called her friends at the...
Episode #265
Sheletta grew up in the safe village of Kelly Village, subsidized housing in Houston's 5th Ward, where she was nurtured and given the necessary discipline to succeed. As times get hard for many Black women and job...
Episode #264
Sheletta chats with her friend Paul McGuire-Grimes, Minnesota movie critic, about the autistic storylines and actors represented at this year's Emmy awards. Which ones have a shot at winning that coveted statuette? Paul...
Episode #263
Got a home deconstruction project and need more money to complete it? There's a grant for that. Sheletta tells you where you can find that money for that on the latest episode of her podcast...
Episode #262
Is your autistic adult child looking for work and can't find a job? Hennepin County wants to help. They've got a transition age youth and employment program that just might be a perfect fit. 13-105-25_School transition...
Episode #261
Sheletta becomes fast friends with Megan Dolan, the autism mom, actress, and the brainchild behind "Not The Right Mom," a one-woman show that she wrote and produced. Megan travels the world performing for thousands of...
Episode #260
Tired of being cooped up in the house with your kids, but you just counted your coins and don't have enough money to take them somewhere fun? The City of St. Paul is hosting a free concert series at its parks all summer...
Episode #259
With a housing boom happening in Cottage Grove, there's a big gap between the number of families moving to the area and the number of licensed child care providers. If you've been laid off, have a love for children, and...
Episode #258
It's the moment parents across St. Paul have all been waiting for: the renovations are done, and Hamline Library is opening again. Sheletta chats with library staff about all the cool new upgrades and even offers to do...
Episode #257
Sheletta was so excited to learn that Fraser is opening a satellite location in Mankato. The 90-year-old, award-winning autism center is now accepting new clients aged 2 to 6. Get registered: ABA@FRASER.ORG or CALL...
Episode #256
Jim Swift, a retired engineer, uses GoFundMe to raise enough money to build adaptive devices for autistic children in need. https://www.hometownsource.com/stillwater_gazette/community/retired-lake-elmo-electrical-enginee...
Episode #255
James Clark, Inspector General of the Minnesota Department of Human Services, talks about how his office is fighting fraud and working to protect taxpayer funded services.
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